Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |         his empire in the happy days of yore,~Loved of men in
 2   1, 1 |      ruled by Mann in the misty days of old,~Troops who never
 3   1, 1 |       their father in the happy days of old!~
 4   1, 4 |     four-fold dread array,~Four days on the way they journeyed
 5   1, 7 |         in Sita's loving heart!~Days of joy and months of gladness
 6   2    |        Book occupy scarcely two days. The description of Rama'
 7   2, 1 |   evening of my lifetime ere my days on earth be done,~Shall
 8   2, 5 |      mind, O righteous monarch, days when in a bygone strife,~
 9   3    |         the King)~THE first six days of Rama's wanderings are
10   3    | wanderings during the following days give us beautiful glimpses
11   3, 8 |        my tale, Kausalya, in my days of youth renowned,~I was
12   4, 2 | peerless Queen Kaikeyi pass her days in duties fair,~Guard her
13   4, 4 |        and thy throne,~Pass thy days in trackless jungle sacrificing
14   6, 1 |        Ravan, Lanka's lord from days of old,~Kumbha-karna dread
15   6, 3 |         stay,~And when done our days of exile, to Ayodhya will
16   6, 3 |     this forest when our forest days will pass!~Pardon if an
17   6, 6 |     monarch Dasa-ratha,-for his days were almost done,~Wished
18   8, 1 |    sweet affection did in early days entwine!~Hermit's garments
19   8, 4 |      remembrance! ah, the happy days gone by,~Once again, O loving
20  10, 2 |  widowed queen,~How she reckons days and seasons in her anguish
21  10, 3 |      his Sakti, gift of Gods in days of yore,~Javelin of flaming
22  10, 5 |         yon radiant sun,~Rama's days and gallant Lakshman's on
23  10, 9 |        strife,~Lakshman, if thy days are ended, Rama recks not
24  10, 10|         war,~Speed, for Ravan's days are ended, and his moments
25  10, 12|    tortured bosom still,~Of our days on famed Kailasa or on Meru'
26  10, 12|         s golden hill,~Done the days of joy and gladness, Mandodari'
27  10, 12|       and gladness, Mandodari's days are done,~Since her lord
28  11, 3 |      and penance Sita, lived in days of yore,~And by gloomy Godavari,
29  11, 5 |      monarchs, was enthroned in days of yore,~So was Rama consecrated
30  12    |     must have taken twenty-five days. It was by such feats of
31  12, 5 |        s loveless bosom and his days of bliss are o'er!~
32 Epi    |         us far-fetched in these days, but we can never fully
33 Epi    |        sections, in twenty-five days. The modern reader has not